Wednesday, December 14th

16. Why did the Allied Powers win WWI?-Great Britain, Russia, France, Belgium, and-The allied powers were teams-they worked well together*main reason-the united states were on their side-had better technology-germany’s mistakes-were not able to achieve the von Scheifflen Plan.How countries reacted to the Treaty of Versailles-Many people in Germany didn’t want to sign the Treaty. They ended up signing because they didn’t really have a choice.-Germany was upset by this.*Initial impact-Treaty blamed Germany for the first World War-germany was held accountable for the cost of war-germany lost some of their precious sources and some areas ceded to the other countries, were rich sources of income-These factors make it harder for German economy in cope*Reasons that they thought the treaty was unfair-it was not based fully on Wilson’s 14 points*reaction of Britain, France, and the us-france was not satisfied that Germany had been at its most weakend point.*Signing of the Treaty-Germans had to sign the treaty-they felt cheated because Wilson's 14 points were not included*Impact WW1 had on the World-it changed the military power, social change, loss of loved ones..*Military and Government-US military became stronger-US government and power became stronger-Political instability and violence-Propoganda made fears that didn't leave agter the war*Europe-loss of life-damaged social systems-dameged political systems*England-provided shipping and unsurance to the world-added huge debt to the war-england was the first country to allow woman to vote*France-lost a lot of people-fell behind Germany and England (population wise)-harder to sustain wartime losses*Germany-tough country-couldn't accept losing-economically failed-social democratic party took over*united states-good population-good resources-increased employment-great profit to industry*Greatest Power-UNITED STATES
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